The mess we make when unbelief has its way (vv. 1-6). The redeeming God who sees and hears us (vv. 7-16).

What is a covenant ? How do the major covenants in Scripture relate and build? What is the end or goal of the covenants? Why should this matter to me?

What is a covenant ? How do the major covenants in Scripture relate and build? What is the end or goal of the covenants? Why should this matter to me?

What if the vast majority of people in society are right? The truth is contrary to what the majority believe! What does the truth of Jesus’ resurrection mean for you? Key question: What will you do with this essential truth?

How Did Jesus Prepare for Trouble? Hear Jesus Pour Out His Heart. Hear Jesus Talk to His Loving Father. Hear Jesus Submit to His Father’s Will. Entrust Yourself to God Through Christ Jesus.

Covenant Revealed (vv. 1-6) God’s Comfort (v.1) Abram’s Confusion (vv. 2-3) God’s Confirmation (vv. 4-5) Abram’s Conviction (v. 6) Covenant Ratified (vv. 1-21) God’s Pledge (v. 7) Abram’s Perplexity (v. 8) Abram’s Preparation (vv. 9-12) God’s Promise (vv. 13-21)

Anarchy rules, history proves it. (vv. 1-12) God is still present, you can trust Him. (vv. 13-16) You must choose, who you will trust? (vv. 17-24)

Anarchy rules, history proves it. (vv. 1-12) God is still present, you can trust Him. (vv. 13-16) You must choose, who you will trust? (vv. 17-24)

Context Storyline Techniques Purpose Application Trust God with your circumstances. Refuse to be passive towards sin. Rejoice that God is growing your faith.

Forgetting God? Abram Begins Well (4-9) God’s faithfulness to his promises is worth your obedience and worship. Abram’s Plan Backfires (10-16) God is faithful to his promises so do not forget him or trust your own resources. Abram is Rescued (17-20) Forgetting God has its consequences God is more faithful than we deserve Because God keeps his promises to imperfect followers, we must celebrate his faithfulness.

We are all sinners in need of grace (11:27-32). God calls sinners for kingdom work (12:1). God promises blessing for those who follow (12:2-3). Faith is required to follow (12:4a).

Giving a Report of the Gospel (vv. 17-22) Seeking to Persuade with the Gospel (vv. 23-28) The Gospel is not Hindered (vv. 30-31)

The Nations of Shem (10:21-31) Ancient History Explains Current Reality Ancient history shows us the value of investing in others. Ancient history shows us the reason things are as they are. The Lineage of the Promise Through Shem (11:10-32)

The Nations of Noah (10:1,32) The Nations of Japheth (10:2-5) The Nations of Ham (10:6-20) The Division of Peoples by Language (11:1-9)

Resetting the Playing Field (vv. 1-7) The Promise of Preservation (vv. 8-17)

Resetting the Playing Field (vv. 1-7) The Promise of Preservation (vv. 8-17)

Should I be worried about the final judgment? God is faithful to deliver from judgement those who walk with him Jesus delivers us from judgment Walk with the God who has waited for you

God has warned us about the seriousness of our sin (6:9-13). God has made a way of escape (6:14-7:10). God will do what He said He would do (7:11-23a). God always looks with mercy on the obedient (7:23b-24).

God’s Will: Potential Suffering (vv. 18-19) God’s Will: His Word (vv. 23-25) God’s Will: Obedience (vv. 20-22)

There is a truth that needs to be told (vv. 6-8) The truth about the True Light (vv. 9-10a) Many will reject the True Light (vv. 10b-11) Some will accept the True Light (vv. 12-13) The True Light is God’s gift of grace and truth to His creation (v. 14)